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okay. so maybe be like, “hey, i just wanted to be upfront and tell you that i wanna pursue something more with you than just sex. maybe we can go on an actual date sometime and see how things go? if not, im down to just be friends.”
something like that. if he's a dick about it then it's probably best to just walk away. you know him better than i do, though. good luck!!!
I feel like he needs to grow up and cace his past instead of complaining about it and using as an excuse to be a shit person. We all have a past and it takes a man to learn from it and grow from it.. grow out of it.
He seems to want his cake and eat it too.
In regards to you being messy. Getting things in order around your house will make you feel better and make the environment feel better.
Imo i feel like you both have work to do. That ex he added is disrespectful but again it doesnt matter because he cheated in the past and you put up with it so I doubt he would change. I would have not mentioned anything up until you catch him cheating again and have evidence.
Again, his past is HIS and he needs to grow up and not manipulate you with it and use it as an excuse to be a shitty person. Also your significant other should not be your therapist especially if you are a dude. Its not up to you to change him or be there for him … he needs to face his own truths and bring a better version of himself foward
You need to stop feeling guilty for other people’s emotions. It is 100% natural and normal for a couple to spend more time together than with other people. You both have active social lives, nobody’s isolated anyone from friends and family so those people complaining just have to suck it up.
Tbh…are you sure you've discussed this new arrangement in depths, as well as covered potential worst case scenarios?
The “problem” is that the woman in question is one of my long time friends who is recently divorced. We had a conversation, and she’s open to having it with me.
Yeah….nope. You should sit your wife down, potentially in couple's therapy, and actually discuss what this could mean for your marriage. It's essential that you discuss boundaries because for many couples who start becoming non-monogamous, the “no friends/family” is key.